untouched in German
untouched in German is unangerührt, unberührt, ungerührt — untouched means in its original condition; not damaged or altered in any way.
untouched in German
unangerührt
not eaten
unberührt
not eaten
unberührt
not having come in contact
unberührt
not influenced, affected or swayed
ungerührt
not influenced, affected or swayed
What does "untouched" mean?
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adjective In its original condition; not damaged or altered in any way.
"The tornado tore through the block, but the old church stood untouched."
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adjective Not eaten or drunk.
"His dinner sat untouched while he argued on the phone."
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adjective Not influenced or affected by something.
"Somehow the small town felt untouched by the recession."
untouched in a sentence
- The tornado tore through the block, but the old church stood untouched.
- Her savings account has remained untouched since she opened it.
- His dinner sat untouched while he argued on the phone.
- Somehow the small town felt untouched by the recession.
Common German translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "untouched" in German?
"untouched" in German is unangerührt, unberührt, ungerührt. untouched means: In its original condition; not damaged or altered in any way.
How do you use "untouched" in a sentence?
Example: "The tornado tore through the block, but the old church stood untouched." In German, "untouched" is unangerührt, unberührt, ungerührt.
Are there other ways to say "untouched" in German?
Yes — German has 3 translations listed for "untouched": unangerührt, unberührt, ungerührt.
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